Plural of albino; individuals or organisms that have albinism, characterized by white or very pale skin, hair, and eyes.
From Spanish albino meaning 'white,' derived from Latin albus. The Spanish term was adopted into English in the 18th century, with a standard English plural -s.
Throughout history, albinos have fascinated and sometimes terrified humans—from being worshipped as sacred in some cultures to being exhibited in circuses. Their rarity made them powerful symbols across civilizations.
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